Sharey is a Sharefish. She has lots of friends and gets to do lots of fun things. Myno is a Selfish. He has trouble finding friends to play with him and doesn't understand why. Join Sharey and her friends Shelton, Peepers and Puffy as they teach Myno the value of sharing. Children of all ages will love this story from the creative mind of Oie Osterkamp that is sure to be a favorite. The beautiful illustrations by master illustrator Korey Scott will endear the characters to children and adults alike. Laugh along with the characters as a wonderful life lesson is learned by all.

Because I Can Read is a favourite of parents and teachers who use this book to instill the pure love of reading and to elicit discussions about what your child can become, because he or she can read. The -Write your own book- pages in the back of the book will encourage even the most reluctant children to become readers and, maybe even future authors Because I Can Read has been described by an elementary school teacher as -The first book I have seen that shows kids why they should learn how to read-. Pat Nicholson (author of 'I Don't Like Spiders But They Seem to Like Me ', 'Sometimes My...

From the author of 'I Don't Like Spiders, But They Seem to Like Me ', 'Because I Can Read' and 'A Reflection of We', comes the charming story which proudly reminds children and adults how friendships can grow when minds and hearts are open to others who may look or seem 'different' from you. It may be their hair style, skin colour, clothing, body shape, mental or physical ability. This book celebrates INCLUSION and DIVERSITY. Your friends/families don't always have to look the same as you or I do... and that is more than just fine. Disponible en francais: 'Parfois mes amis ne me ressemblent...

Simon Mouse wants adventure-any kind of adventure. But he gets more than he had in mind when he falls out of the back end of a moving van. He finds a "new family" with a colony of mice who live above the snack shop of a flea market. But there are dangers as well as fun at the flea market. The mice have plenty of food, but must dodge cats, dogs and owls to get it. Through it all, he wonders if he will ever find his parents again.

"Bullying is wrong (and costs everyone). Caring is strong (and it's free)." - Pat Nicholson 'A Reflection of We' teaches children that we all have the power to stop, think and to choose kindness over hurting others with our words and/or actions. A wonderful book about being happy with oneself (which will often lead to respect for others), 'A Reflection of We' is a gentle guide to learning how to deal with our own frustrations and the impact we can make when we choose positive options. Recommended for those who would like to start an early discussion with their children about anger, social...